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She would subsequently be restricted to support roles in films such as Siesta, Boomerang and Alex Cox's spaghetti western Straight to Hell.

For manufacturing purposes, the new morphologic operations must be restricted to support an order that will represent the tool trajectory.

After the deal was revealed last week, the Energy Department said that its grants to A123 were restricted to supporting United States manufacturing jobs.

Nouri explained that other groups have refused to accept the Sadrists' return to the Tikrit front, and that the group should be restricted to a support role.

Glial cells do not conduct electrical signals, and their role in the brain was originally thought to be restricted to structural support and mechanical protection for neurons.

We will match each patient receiving varenicline to another patient receiving nicotine replacement therapy with the closest propensity score on a ratio of 1 1 using a nearest neighbour algorithm with no replacement, and matching will be restricted to the common support region.

The current threat to language-learning risks widening the social divide still further: there is a danger that the social confidence and career advantages which bilingualism bring will be restricted to children whose parents actively support or finance their languages education.

Although vasculogenesis was thought to be restricted to embryonic development, recent studies support the existence of bone marrow-derived EPCs in adulthood that can contribute to neovascularization.

Thus, our findings of different impact of PMH use, where the reduced risk seems to be restricted to the ACPA positive subset, support the notion of RA as two different disease entities with different/distinct etiology.

In addition, such systems may have less support than commercial systems, and support be restricted to tech-savy users or environments with programming capabilities.

However, it was felt that the use of the term "likely" should be restricted to variants where the data supports a high likelihood that it is pathogenic or a high likelihood that it is benign.